Kevin from United States, OH Public Profile

Magpul hit the nail on the head. This stock is light and rigid and can be adjusted to fit about anybody and any sights/optics. It comes with four spacers to allow you to adjust the length of pull. Magpul makes a loop that fits perfectly that you can add for a single point sling attachment. The aftermarket also supports this stock and there are other options out there as well. You can get cheek risers from Magpul in case you’re running ghosting sights or a red dot or something else entirely. There are two options for cheek rover packs. Low and medium or high and extra high. The low/medium kit was perfect for a red dot mounted on a rail (for me, your results may vary). The stock comes with hardware and an allen wrench to install it. There are optional flush mount QR sling mounts for it (from Magpul). It’s very adaptable and well constructed. The adjustment for length of pull uses a bolt and not some cheap clip and it’s still very easy to adjust. They really thought this one through and I don’t think you can beat it for the money.

Remington cha fed the design of the barrel nut many years ago. They removed the spring loaded decent that used to hold the cap (or mag extension) onto the shotgun. That causes some issues keeping mag extensions on the barrel as you loaded the shotgun. The compression of the spring and vibration would loosen the mag extension in many cases. This washer does a good job of keeping the mag extensions tight on a shotgun without the detent. It’s an inexpensive solution that works quite well.

Mesa Tactical builds high quality accessories. Everything they build is high quality. This mount is a great way to add a carrier to a Remington 870 that doesn’t have holes tapped in the receiver. They fit well and don’t rattle around. It’s a perfect design for the application. And Mesa has done their typical job of excellent machine work and anodizing. They include a solid hardware package for installation. There are a lot of options in this category, this one is an excellent choice.

I debated between this and the competing versions for quite a while. I am typically a fan of Streamlight products so I decided to try one. In pictures, the light looked a little odd to me, but it’s well built with a quality appearance and feel. The shape is quite useful, I was afraid it would feel bulky in the hand. It actually has a positive feel and it works well. I broke the install tool taking the forearm off the shotgun. I have a metal tool for the job that I used to install the forearm that I was removing. You might want to grab one (they aren’t expensive) for this job. If your castle nut is tight, the included tool isn’t up to the job. I also had concerns over the light output. I feared it would be too bright and cause blinding reflections. The beam pattern is wide enough that it gives great coverage and you don’t have a hot spot right in front of you. It’s really a bargain for the performance. I’d still love to see an option to dim it to extend battery life and a flash option would be a nice bonus. Overall, I’d buy it again and I can recommend it. It’s a deal for the price and performance. If you don’t have a light in your shotgun, you should fix that by trying this one.

Streamlight builds high quality illumination. And this pump handle is typical streamlight quality overall. It fit well and was easy to install. However, I broke the installation tool that they send with it and you may too. If your pump handle nut is fairly loose, the tool will likely work. If it has been properly tightened, you will want to buy a stronger/metal tool for the job. They are readily available and will save you lots of frustration. The light has a good beam width and it’s plenty bright. I was afraid 1,000 lumens would cause blinding reflections. The shape of the beam makes it work well. I’d still like an option to reduce light output to save batteries and a flash/strobe option would be handy too. Still, I don’t think you can beat it for the price. If you’ve been wanting an integrated light for your shotgun, you can consider this an excellent value and it does the job very well.

This is another quality magpul product. It has four spacers included to adjust the length of pull by roughly two inches. It’s solid and well built and does what you expect it to do. Be aware that there are optional sling swivels for quick release sling mounts. There is a model 1 and you use that if you want to add a QD mount to only one side. If you want them on both sides, you need a model one and model 2. They work as a pair. Also, for accessory purchasing purposes, Magpul refers to this as the “SGA”. Don’t forget to add the matching pump handle from Magpul (or buy the kit).

This is a good choice for MPX owners and any similar weapon that uses the rear picatinny stock mount. The buffer tube screws in and is held in place by a set screw. This saves the frustration of using a castle nut in this application. The set screw engages the slot in the buffer tube and gives a wobble free interface. This will also fold. It takes a little force to get it to release so you can fold it. The benefit is, it locks up solid when deployed. It’s a very tight and completely wobble free engagement. The feel will be familiar to anybody who’s spent time with an AR platform rifle. The alignment is perfect for most optics and the option to extend the stock (beyond the length of the “2 rail” style stock or brace) is a really nice benefit. It makes the package feel more natural to me.

This is a solid buffer tube. It’s well made and finished. The machine work is clean and the finish is blemish free. It’s not a piece that gets much attention, but it’s necessary and it does the job well.

This is an excellent option for MPX and similar weapons that use the picatinny rail attachment on the rear.

The Wilson Combat grips are exactly what I wanted fir my Beretta 92x with the Vertec frame. They are slim and provide excellent grip without being too aggressive. They actually make the pistol feel much like a slightly thicker 1911. They are well made and fit perfectly. I would certainly buy them again.